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tnx.
skin: cathachan green
catachan + camo (50-50)
catachan + camo (25-75)
camo green
camo + dwarf flash (50-50)
camo + dwarf (25-75)
dwarf flash (only on the ears and on the lips)
trousers:
white base.
vomit brown
wash: dark flash and scorced brown
light: vomit
vomit + bleached bone
bleached bone.
bye.
skin: cathachan green
catachan + camo (50-50)
catachan + camo (25-75)
camo green
camo + dwarf flash (50-50)
camo + dwarf (25-75)
dwarf flash (only on the ears and on the lips)
trousers:
white base.
vomit brown
wash: dark flash and scorced brown
light: vomit
vomit + bleached bone
bleached bone.
bye.
funnymouth
Active member
the metallics look solid. wherever there is a wear point you might want to hilight/scuff it with mithryl silver, like freshly exposed metal from dings and such. the gun looks a lil boring, but overall, the ork is fantastic. ace job on the skin.
Avelorn
Sven Jonsson
Originally posted by rapaz
what do you think about metallics parts??
i\'m searching a good method to paint them.
Difficult to tell on these pictures.. but I think they look good!
I\'ve been inspired to my way of metal painting by Allan Carrasco. The most important part imo on painting metals is trying to control the shine. You do that by using paint instead of inks for example in shading. Typically I base with Boltgun metal.. shade with glazes of chaosblack. Highlight up to mithril silver.. and sometimes a really bright humbrol metal. Then I use glazes of other colours to give some more life to the metal surface... usually greens and browns.
Originally posted by Avelorn
Originally posted by rapaz
what do you think about metallics parts??
i\'m searching a good method to paint them.
Difficult to tell on these pictures.. but I think they look good!
I\'ve been inspired to my way of metal painting by Allan Carrasco. The most important part imo on painting metals is trying to control the shine. You do that by using paint instead of inks for example in shading. Typically I base with Boltgun metal.. shade with glazes of chaosblack. Highlight up to mithril silver.. and sometimes a really bright humbrol metal. Then I use glazes of other colours to give some more life to the metal surface... usually greens and browns.
thank you very much....yes, allan carrasco is my favourite sculptor and painter in the world...
tnx avelorn and funnymouth, I will follow your advice.
Personally I don\'t think you have much to worry about in terms of the Orc skin. You\'ve pretty much got it nailed. It\'s just a matter of practise now.
As to the metals Avelorn has given you good advice and I\'d suggest looking a Jakob Nielson\'s website for some superb metalic painting. Here\'s the link.
As to the metals Avelorn has given you good advice and I\'d suggest looking a Jakob Nielson\'s website for some superb metalic painting. Here\'s the link.
darkartminiatures
New member
Nice work!!! I hope this pic helps.
MERRY CHRISTMAS!!!
MERRY CHRISTMAS!!!
I\'ve been looking at your pictures in Photoshop and think that this is a little bit closer to the reality of your painting. (Well I hope so.)
EDIT: Well would you look at that Klaus and I had the same idea, only he beat me to it.
EDIT: Well would you look at that Klaus and I had the same idea, only he beat me to it.
darkartminiatures
New member
WOW i beat Mike to the draw!!
